Sentence examples for professional to adapt from inspiring English sources

In most countries, including France, the GP usually acts as a gatekeeper and he/she is the first health professional to adapt to the growing burden of chronic conditions [ 10].

We believe that as new technologies bring increased functionality to our students it is incumbent on us as professionals to adapt to it and use it to add meaning to learning.

News organizations rely on the young professionals to adapt to new technology and ultimately keep on the cutting edge.

This will motivate professionals to adapt their routine to the bundle.

So, the Transtheoretical Model will allow health professionals to adapt interventions to the stage of change and of motivation of the parent, integrating both parents' representation of child overweight and knowledge coming from the literature.

Evaluating the presence of insomnia specifically during admission to PCU, instead of evaluating persistent or chronic insomnia, may help professionals to adapt the management of insomnia, taking the changing situation of symptoms, possible acute disease and type of unit into account.

However, the data represents evidence from 30 classrooms in 10 schools where teachers used professional judgment to adapt the program to the context of their community.

This progressive degenerative pathology requires long-term therapeutic adaptation, with the patient, his/her entourage and medical social professionals having to adapt to the disease's progression and that of the familial and environmental context [ 1].

Whether it be players coping with long-term injuries, former professionals struggling to adapt to retirement, or youngsters rejected from the sport after failing to win new contracts, mental health issues are very much a part of modern-day football.

As we've seen, even professionals continue to adapt to the industry and learn from the actions of their colleagues.

This is significant because meaning is a central characteristic of those health professionals willing to adapt organisational change [ 35].